Have a chance to live with local Reconnect with nature To practice and improve my English language skills Although I don’t have professional knowledge yet, I am very interested in dairy farming and agriculture.

We are situated in the Keysbrook hills (Binjareb Noongar country), about 1 hour south of Perth, Western Australia. We have a small holding of 7 acres with a winter creek, open pasture, orchard, and a bush area that connects to the adjacent forest where the Munda Biddi cycle trail runs past the property. For swimming, the nearby North Dandalup Dam is perfect for a refreshing dip at the end of a hot day in summer & for picnics throughout the year.

Wurrabinya is home to Ian, Harly, Mac (b 2014), Mia (b 2015), Pooch, our kelpie kid (pet dog), a pair of budgies, several chooks and assorted wildlife and occasionally Nina (b2004). We have a 1/4 hectare block about 30 mins from the CBD, in the lovely Adelaide Hills, where we run chickens and have a range of fruit and nut, and native trees which primarily feed the local lorikeets, rosellas and cockatoos. Volunteering tasks for WWOOFers: Equates to 25 hours a week for full food and board and includes weed control, garden maintenance and chicken care. Accommodation: is in our house and we eat together. Ian works full time in town and Harly works part time and is busy with Mac & Mia, so an ability to work by yourself is a bonus. Very happy to host two friends and /or partners. Harly prefers women WWOOFers or a couple.

Small farm (65ha) in the hills near interesting small town of Jarrahdale in the forest. We are campaigning to protect our forest, good walks are available close by. ~I have practiced regenerative farming for years. Mixed farm of cows, olives &emu; friendly dogs. There is an olive grove with picking around Easter. We produce most of our own vegetables, meat, eggs and some fruit. Volunteering includes general farm work, gardening ; olive harvesting and bottling; pruning. Accommodation for singles or couples in our home. Good food, no smoking, WiFi/ Internet available. Min stay 5 days, negotiable after initial visit. Can P/U from Wellard train station or bus to door.

I'm joining WWOOF this summer because I want to do something productive and try out different experiences before starting my academic year. I specifically want to learn practical skills, experience the daily farm routine, and contribute my time and effort to your sustainable environment. I am excited to work, and I look forward to hearing about how I can assist you this summer!

We are a couple living off grid on a hill in Royalla, just outside of Canberra. Our property is 300 acres of forested land. We are currently building a sustainable home using stone and hempcrete. We have a garden where we practice Masanobu Fukuoka's natural farming for vegetable growing combined with syntropic agroforestry. We are at the beginning of our journey and the soil is very depleted but we are already seeing good results in these methods. We have sheep, goats and chickens for our own production of meat, eggs and dairy products. There are a lot of farming infrastructure projects on our to do list and we love to make improvements to how we do things all the time. We get temperatures between -6 in the winter to 40+ in the summer. We have lots of opportunities to see local animals of all types.

We have a small farm 115 km north of Perth, close to the coast. We are surrounded by beautiful bushland and wildlife and have a tranquil river on the property to relax by and enjoy. We have a variety of animals and chooks. We are passionate about seed saving, growing food and living sustainably.

I joined WWOOF, because it is a great combination of getting to know people and learning. I've known about the organisation for years and have been a WWOOFer before, when I was travelling around New Zealand. As mentioned before, there are a lot of plants surrounding me back home in Germany. However, while my house plants especially are doing rather well, I couldn't claim that I know much about what I am doing. That is even more true for the outdoor plants in our garden. So naturally, I'd love to learn more about keeping plants alive and growing food organically. WWOOF seems like the optimal place to do that, because my hosts can share their experience with me and I can learn new skills by doing. Furthermore, it gives me an opportunity to meet new people, which I otherwise likely would not meet; hostels feel like half of their occupants are my compatriots which isn't bad per se, but I do not have to fly all the way to Australia for meeting them.

I feel a strong connection to nature and want to support initiatives that promote sustainable agricultural practices. While I love visiting breathtaking places when traveling, what I value even more is connecting with locals and broadening my horizons by experiencing different ways of living. WWOOF seems to be exactly what I'm looking for, and I'm really looking forward to gaining new experiences and meeting like-minded people.

I joined WWOOF because I want to be in places where I can feel meaningful and make a real contribution. WWOOF seems like the perfect way to do that — combining learning, community, and hands-on experience. I’d love to learn more about Australian culture, improve my farming skills, and enjoy the experience while giving my best and helping wherever I can. I believe the best way to learn and connect is by working together and having fun at the same time.

I am a motivated and hardworking individual from Chile, currently living in Australia under a Working Holiday visa. I have solid experience in physically demanding and team-oriented jobs, especially in moving services, where I’ve developed strong endurance, time management, and problem-solving skills. I’m known for being reliable, punctual, and always willing to help others, maintaining a positive attitude even in challenging situations. My work experience has taught me the importance of safety, efficiency, and clear communication to deliver quality results. I take pride in completing every task with attention to detail and a strong sense of responsibility. I’m also a quick learner who adapts easily to new environments and enjoys working with people from different backgrounds. My goal is to keep growing personally and professionally while contributing to a positive and productive workplace.

I love spending time outdoors with my friends or family. At home we have a big garden which I really like. There we have a lot of fruit trees and plants. I enjoy being in the nature whether it’s going for a swim, riding my bicycle or working in the garden. In addition I do not only have a big heart for kids, as I mentioned before but also for animals. I also really like vegetarian and vegan cooking and love trying out new recipes. I’m excited to learn new things, lend a hand wherever it’s needed with the kids, animals, in the kitchen, garden or around the house and be part of everyday life in a new place. I’m looking forward to new experiences!

I was a tourism student at the University of Otago in New Zealand when I first heard about WWOOFING. It seemed like a fantastic way to get to know locals, do something useful while on holiday and most importantly: to be a part of everyday life in Australia.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically. I also would love to work with animals and I am open to learn more about them.

I like nature and I want to experience organic farming overseas. I want to connect with people who are interested in health. I’d like to exchange ideas, help with daily tasks, and enjoy a simple lifestyle close to nature.

We’re traveling to Australia while taking a winter break from our own organic farm in Sweden. We want to combine meaningful work with the joy of exploring your country and connecting with nature. Through WWOOF, we hope to meet like-minded people who share our values around sustainable living and organic farming. We’re excited to exchange knowledge, learn new skills, and experience Australian farm life. We’re also seeking inspiration for opening our own ecotourism project and welcoming future WWOOFers to our farm.

A good friend of mine went to Australia a few months ago and he told me about it. It sounded like a great way to safe a little bit of money and see the real way of Australian life and not just be among backpackers like myself the whole time.